1920s black women and men’s fashion, clothing, and outfits worn by real people — some famous, some entertainers, some unknown. Most are African Americans in the 1920s, middle to upper classes.
- 1920 Evening Gown and Hat
- 1921 White Brimmed Hat with Flowers
- 1921 U Penn Gamma Chapter Ladies, 1921, led by Sadie Alexander (Left in Glasses)
- 1921 (Candace, député de la Guadeloupe et Diagne )
- 1922 Tut Jackson and Jack Johnson
- 1922 Long dress in Embroidered White Lawn
- 1922 Portrait of Hazel Mcelroy
- Wedding, Early 1920s
- Bessie Smith wears a Lace Evening Dress to Sing in Harlem
- A Group of African American Vaudeville Entertainers, early 1920s
- 1922 – “A Negro Family just Arrived in Chicago from the Rural South”
- Marcus Garvey, 1924 Activist
- 1924 Prince Kojo Tovalou-Houénou
- Sweaters, Vests, Trousers, and Hats
- Afternoon Dresses
- James VanDerZee, Studio Portrait of Young Man with Telephone, 1929, Black Suit Men’s Noir
- Early 1920s (around 1922-1924)
- Richard Samuel Roberts, Photographer
- The Ladies from the Covered Wagon Whist Club wore a Variety of Stocking Colors
- Uneven Hem Party Dress (look at those fabulous shoes!)
- Late 1920s Embroidered Skirt on the Left
- Middy Top Navy Blue Dress
- Early 20s White Dresses
- 1920s Woman in a White Dress
- Mid 1920s
- 1920s Female Pilot
- Aleila Walker of the Madame C.J. Walker Laboratories Hair Care Company
- Wow! Fur Coats
- New York, Harlem 1927, Black Flappers in Fur Coats
- Early to Mid 1920s
- Poet and Critic Jessie Redmon Fauset
- Cloche Hats and Furs
- 1929 Spellman College Students
- New Orleans Jazz Band
- Fats Domino
- 1920s Nina Mae McKinney
- 1928 Negro American Magazine
- Beautiful Hat, Fur Stole, and Dress in the Late 1920s
- Josephine Baker Wears a Knit Dress
- 1929 Mrs Oscar Jessie Williams De Priest
- Gladys Bentley Often Performed in a White Formal Suit/Tuxedo
- 1920s 1930s Ada ‘Bricktop’ Smith with Louis Cole Wearing a Full Dress Tuxedo
- Dapper Men in Wool Suits and Two-Tone Shoes